The story is fun and silly yet allows for so many opportunities for instruction, in the story, Flat Stanley's parents mail him to California because the plane tickets are so expensive. Then have the students come back and write a story about all the places he went!
I thought it was an interesting story and was far more detailed and complex than I expected.
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I never grew up with Flat Stanley. This book has a fun and creative story line. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
I did at some point not enjoy the novel as much as other people, just because I don't have a history with it. As Krista says, 'you can do so much with this book!'.
Books for People with Print Disabilities. He gets to do all sorts of fun things. Since I lived in a town where we got It is a fun read for all ages. His parents shipped Stanley off to California in that envelope and when it was time for him to come back, Thomas’ family did the same thing. My girls love the Flat Stanley adventures and I can now see why. The PDF format files also given in the article. It was a very enjoyable read for me until page 42 when Stanley has to dress up as a girl and is comically humiliated, which made me feel slightly uncomfortable. I sent mine to my best friend who moved to England for the year. One morning Mr and Mrs Stanley go to wake up their two sons and find their son Stanley flattened by a notice board they received for Christmas!! All in all this is a great book especially for children in third and fourth grade. The situations Stanley and his family find themselves in are unexpected and extraordinary, but I never felt like their responses to the situations were natural, and I'm not sure if that was supposed to be funny or not. But, I really appreciated the theme of acceptance.
Since this book seems to be very simplistic and childish, I think it would well suit a younger audience, such as middle to late elementary school.
The images of the templates are in high quality. And I love twists in books, but.... a bulletin board! There are many projects that you can adopt or implement for your kid to learn about stuff and one of them is the flat Stanley project. They’ll then receive a letter and a Flat Stanley back from another child who is also participating in the project. This is a story of a little boy who woke up one day and was flat. This read aloud selection could be utilized at the beginning of a writing assignment for student’s to explore the ideas of living like Stanley.
I tied this into geography, connections to airplanes, then did a fun activity where the student drew Flat Stanley with a sentence and we e-mailed a picture of our class to my friend who is a teacher in California and she did the same. How funny and wierd is that.
It made me smile.
I have to admit that the plot to this book is a little bit weird - a boy being flattened to 1/2 an inch thick because a bulletin board fell on top of him (but then again, vampires and werewolves and magic pants that fit everyone who puts them on are weird too).
It could even represent the feelings of some of the young readers who may begin wishing they were flat like Stanley got to be. I thought this book was really cute.
Download link for this Flat Stanley Template 07 in MS Word format. Children send a Flat guest to a school, a big name, a relative, a government official or anybody of intrigue and the beneficiary returns the little Flat person alongside a finished diary and maybe a few keepsakes, for example, postcards, photographs, or unique things. Flat Stanley is a fun book that covers some of the possibilities that a person could do if they were flat like Stanley. Most kids color flat Stanley with the colors that they wear most often. (When Stanley is flat and Arthur is je He even gets to help catch two dangerous art thieves. I feel like this series might hold a lot more charm for some than it does for me.
I thought that this was a cute story that children would really enjoy. It teaches good morals and it encourages people to be creative.
This book can also be used to teach about mail and many classrooms with students create paper flat Stanley's and use them to mail to other cities and possibly have pen pals at schools in other cities or countries. There is this book, Flat Stanley’s new topography themed arrangement, Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventures. Understudies who read the books send the paper doll and composed notes to understudies in different pieces of the world through ordinary mail and email. In the third my teacher this book and it was really funny, all my classmate we were having fun with this book and we enjoyed reading this book.
The story is fun and silly yet allows for so many opportunities for instruction, in the story, Flat Stanley's parents mail him to California because the plane tickets are so expensive. Then have the students come back and write a story about all the places he went!
I thought it was an interesting story and was far more detailed and complex than I expected.
Write letters & address envelopes.
I never grew up with Flat Stanley. This book has a fun and creative story line. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
I did at some point not enjoy the novel as much as other people, just because I don't have a history with it. As Krista says, 'you can do so much with this book!'.
Books for People with Print Disabilities. He gets to do all sorts of fun things. Since I lived in a town where we got It is a fun read for all ages. His parents shipped Stanley off to California in that envelope and when it was time for him to come back, Thomas’ family did the same thing. My girls love the Flat Stanley adventures and I can now see why. The PDF format files also given in the article. It was a very enjoyable read for me until page 42 when Stanley has to dress up as a girl and is comically humiliated, which made me feel slightly uncomfortable. I sent mine to my best friend who moved to England for the year. One morning Mr and Mrs Stanley go to wake up their two sons and find their son Stanley flattened by a notice board they received for Christmas!! All in all this is a great book especially for children in third and fourth grade. The situations Stanley and his family find themselves in are unexpected and extraordinary, but I never felt like their responses to the situations were natural, and I'm not sure if that was supposed to be funny or not. But, I really appreciated the theme of acceptance.
Since this book seems to be very simplistic and childish, I think it would well suit a younger audience, such as middle to late elementary school.
The images of the templates are in high quality. And I love twists in books, but.... a bulletin board! There are many projects that you can adopt or implement for your kid to learn about stuff and one of them is the flat Stanley project. They’ll then receive a letter and a Flat Stanley back from another child who is also participating in the project. This is a story of a little boy who woke up one day and was flat. This read aloud selection could be utilized at the beginning of a writing assignment for student’s to explore the ideas of living like Stanley.
I tied this into geography, connections to airplanes, then did a fun activity where the student drew Flat Stanley with a sentence and we e-mailed a picture of our class to my friend who is a teacher in California and she did the same. How funny and wierd is that.
It made me smile.
I have to admit that the plot to this book is a little bit weird - a boy being flattened to 1/2 an inch thick because a bulletin board fell on top of him (but then again, vampires and werewolves and magic pants that fit everyone who puts them on are weird too).
It could even represent the feelings of some of the young readers who may begin wishing they were flat like Stanley got to be. I thought this book was really cute.
Download link for this Flat Stanley Template 07 in MS Word format. Children send a Flat guest to a school, a big name, a relative, a government official or anybody of intrigue and the beneficiary returns the little Flat person alongside a finished diary and maybe a few keepsakes, for example, postcards, photographs, or unique things. Flat Stanley is a fun book that covers some of the possibilities that a person could do if they were flat like Stanley. Most kids color flat Stanley with the colors that they wear most often. (When Stanley is flat and Arthur is je He even gets to help catch two dangerous art thieves. I feel like this series might hold a lot more charm for some than it does for me.
I thought that this was a cute story that children would really enjoy. It teaches good morals and it encourages people to be creative.
This book can also be used to teach about mail and many classrooms with students create paper flat Stanley's and use them to mail to other cities and possibly have pen pals at schools in other cities or countries. There is this book, Flat Stanley’s new topography themed arrangement, Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventures. Understudies who read the books send the paper doll and composed notes to understudies in different pieces of the world through ordinary mail and email. In the third my teacher this book and it was really funny, all my classmate we were having fun with this book and we enjoyed reading this book.
The story is fun and silly yet allows for so many opportunities for instruction, in the story, Flat Stanley's parents mail him to California because the plane tickets are so expensive. Then have the students come back and write a story about all the places he went!
I thought it was an interesting story and was far more detailed and complex than I expected.
Write letters & address envelopes.
I never grew up with Flat Stanley. This book has a fun and creative story line. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
I did at some point not enjoy the novel as much as other people, just because I don't have a history with it. As Krista says, 'you can do so much with this book!'.
Books for People with Print Disabilities. He gets to do all sorts of fun things. Since I lived in a town where we got It is a fun read for all ages. His parents shipped Stanley off to California in that envelope and when it was time for him to come back, Thomas’ family did the same thing. My girls love the Flat Stanley adventures and I can now see why. The PDF format files also given in the article. It was a very enjoyable read for me until page 42 when Stanley has to dress up as a girl and is comically humiliated, which made me feel slightly uncomfortable. I sent mine to my best friend who moved to England for the year. One morning Mr and Mrs Stanley go to wake up their two sons and find their son Stanley flattened by a notice board they received for Christmas!! All in all this is a great book especially for children in third and fourth grade. The situations Stanley and his family find themselves in are unexpected and extraordinary, but I never felt like their responses to the situations were natural, and I'm not sure if that was supposed to be funny or not. But, I really appreciated the theme of acceptance.
Since this book seems to be very simplistic and childish, I think it would well suit a younger audience, such as middle to late elementary school.
The images of the templates are in high quality. And I love twists in books, but.... a bulletin board! There are many projects that you can adopt or implement for your kid to learn about stuff and one of them is the flat Stanley project. They’ll then receive a letter and a Flat Stanley back from another child who is also participating in the project. This is a story of a little boy who woke up one day and was flat. This read aloud selection could be utilized at the beginning of a writing assignment for student’s to explore the ideas of living like Stanley.
I tied this into geography, connections to airplanes, then did a fun activity where the student drew Flat Stanley with a sentence and we e-mailed a picture of our class to my friend who is a teacher in California and she did the same. How funny and wierd is that.
It made me smile.
I have to admit that the plot to this book is a little bit weird - a boy being flattened to 1/2 an inch thick because a bulletin board fell on top of him (but then again, vampires and werewolves and magic pants that fit everyone who puts them on are weird too).
It could even represent the feelings of some of the young readers who may begin wishing they were flat like Stanley got to be. I thought this book was really cute.
Download link for this Flat Stanley Template 07 in MS Word format. Children send a Flat guest to a school, a big name, a relative, a government official or anybody of intrigue and the beneficiary returns the little Flat person alongside a finished diary and maybe a few keepsakes, for example, postcards, photographs, or unique things. Flat Stanley is a fun book that covers some of the possibilities that a person could do if they were flat like Stanley. Most kids color flat Stanley with the colors that they wear most often. (When Stanley is flat and Arthur is je He even gets to help catch two dangerous art thieves. I feel like this series might hold a lot more charm for some than it does for me.
I thought that this was a cute story that children would really enjoy. It teaches good morals and it encourages people to be creative.
This book can also be used to teach about mail and many classrooms with students create paper flat Stanley's and use them to mail to other cities and possibly have pen pals at schools in other cities or countries. There is this book, Flat Stanley’s new topography themed arrangement, Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventures. Understudies who read the books send the paper doll and composed notes to understudies in different pieces of the world through ordinary mail and email. In the third my teacher this book and it was really funny, all my classmate we were having fun with this book and we enjoyed reading this book.
Arthur heard Stanley crying and wanted to help. He helped his mother get A bulletin board fell on Stanley during the night, and now he is only half an inch thick!
Flat Stanley Response Letter PDF. Flat Stanley is a great book for kids in first or second grade. The concepts behind it were fun, but I found the dialogue and story line to be very meaningless, and childish. This story can also be used for social emotional lessons, discussing sibling relati The book took me about 35 minutes to read. What!?! This was a fun book to read and it was nice to connect it with all the "Flat Stanley" teacher projects I have participated in!
The story is fun and silly yet allows for so many opportunities for instruction, in the story, Flat Stanley's parents mail him to California because the plane tickets are so expensive. Then have the students come back and write a story about all the places he went!
I thought it was an interesting story and was far more detailed and complex than I expected.
Write letters & address envelopes.
I never grew up with Flat Stanley. This book has a fun and creative story line. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
I did at some point not enjoy the novel as much as other people, just because I don't have a history with it. As Krista says, 'you can do so much with this book!'.
Books for People with Print Disabilities. He gets to do all sorts of fun things. Since I lived in a town where we got It is a fun read for all ages. His parents shipped Stanley off to California in that envelope and when it was time for him to come back, Thomas’ family did the same thing. My girls love the Flat Stanley adventures and I can now see why. The PDF format files also given in the article. It was a very enjoyable read for me until page 42 when Stanley has to dress up as a girl and is comically humiliated, which made me feel slightly uncomfortable. I sent mine to my best friend who moved to England for the year. One morning Mr and Mrs Stanley go to wake up their two sons and find their son Stanley flattened by a notice board they received for Christmas!! All in all this is a great book especially for children in third and fourth grade. The situations Stanley and his family find themselves in are unexpected and extraordinary, but I never felt like their responses to the situations were natural, and I'm not sure if that was supposed to be funny or not. But, I really appreciated the theme of acceptance.
Since this book seems to be very simplistic and childish, I think it would well suit a younger audience, such as middle to late elementary school.
The images of the templates are in high quality. And I love twists in books, but.... a bulletin board! There are many projects that you can adopt or implement for your kid to learn about stuff and one of them is the flat Stanley project. They’ll then receive a letter and a Flat Stanley back from another child who is also participating in the project. This is a story of a little boy who woke up one day and was flat. This read aloud selection could be utilized at the beginning of a writing assignment for student’s to explore the ideas of living like Stanley.
I tied this into geography, connections to airplanes, then did a fun activity where the student drew Flat Stanley with a sentence and we e-mailed a picture of our class to my friend who is a teacher in California and she did the same. How funny and wierd is that.
It made me smile.
I have to admit that the plot to this book is a little bit weird - a boy being flattened to 1/2 an inch thick because a bulletin board fell on top of him (but then again, vampires and werewolves and magic pants that fit everyone who puts them on are weird too).
It could even represent the feelings of some of the young readers who may begin wishing they were flat like Stanley got to be. I thought this book was really cute.
Download link for this Flat Stanley Template 07 in MS Word format. Children send a Flat guest to a school, a big name, a relative, a government official or anybody of intrigue and the beneficiary returns the little Flat person alongside a finished diary and maybe a few keepsakes, for example, postcards, photographs, or unique things. Flat Stanley is a fun book that covers some of the possibilities that a person could do if they were flat like Stanley. Most kids color flat Stanley with the colors that they wear most often. (When Stanley is flat and Arthur is je He even gets to help catch two dangerous art thieves. I feel like this series might hold a lot more charm for some than it does for me.
I thought that this was a cute story that children would really enjoy. It teaches good morals and it encourages people to be creative.
This book can also be used to teach about mail and many classrooms with students create paper flat Stanley's and use them to mail to other cities and possibly have pen pals at schools in other cities or countries. There is this book, Flat Stanley’s new topography themed arrangement, Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventures. Understudies who read the books send the paper doll and composed notes to understudies in different pieces of the world through ordinary mail and email. In the third my teacher this book and it was really funny, all my classmate we were having fun with this book and we enjoyed reading this book.
